Models
| Device | Type | Model | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation 3 (original model) | Console | 11 November 2006 (Japan) | |
| PlayStation 3 Slim (CECH-2000) | Console | CECH-2000 | September 2009 |
| PlayStation 3 (CECH-4300C, Super Slim) | Console | CECH-4300C series | Late 2012 |
PlayStation 3 Super Slim (CECH-4300C series) specifications: CPU/GPU, memory, storage, video output, PS1 and PS2 compatibility, size and weight.
| Device | Type | Model | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation 3 (original model) | Console | 11 November 2006 (Japan) | |
| PlayStation 3 Slim (CECH-2000) | Console | CECH-2000 | September 2009 |
| PlayStation 3 (CECH-4300C, Super Slim) | Console | CECH-4300C series | Late 2012 |
The PS3 came in three designs: the 2006 original with the Cell CPU and RSX GPU, the 2009 Slim (CECH-2000) and the 2012 Super Slim. Release dates, launch models and what changed.
Cell Broadband Engine and RSX, 256 MB main + 256 MB graphics memory, 500 GB 2.5″ SATA HDD, 1080p HDMI, 802.11b/g, 190 W, 2.1 kg. No PS2 discs; limited PS1 compatibility.
A PS3 that turns green, then yellow, then flashes red has a hardware failure, known as the yellow light of death. How it differs from overheating, and what repairs owners report.